(1) Figure shows a series LCR circuit connected to a variable frequency 230 V source. L=5.0 H,C=80 μF,R=40 Ω Determine the source frequency which drives the circuit in resonance.
(2) Figure shows a series LCR circuit connected to a variable frequency 230 V source. L=5.0 H,C=80 μF,R=40 Ω Obtain the impedance of the circuit and the amplitude of current at the resonating frequency.
(3) Figure shows a series LCR circuit connected to a variable frequency 230 V source. L=5.0 H,C=80 μF,R=40 Ω Determine the rms potential drops across the three elements of the circuit. Show that the potential drop across the LC combination is zero at the resonating frequency.
(1) Given,
L=5.0 H
C=80 μF=80×10−6F
R=40 Ω
We know in resonating condition of circuit,
Frequency of source = Natural frequency of AC circuit
In resonance condition
XL=XC
ωrL=1ωrC
⇒ωr=1√LC
Putting values, we get
ωr=1√5×80×10−6
ωr=50 rad/s
Final Answer: 50 rad/s
(2) Step 1: Find impedance at resonant frequency
Given,
L=5.0 H,R=40 Ω
C=80 μF=80×10−6F
Vrms=230 V
Impedance of LCR circuit
Z=√(XL−XC)2+R2
In resonance condition
⇒XL=XC
Then the impedance of the circuit at resonance,
⇒Z=R=40 Ω (Purely resistive)
In purely resistive circuit, ϕ=0∘
Step 2: Find current at resonant frequency
Current in the circuit: Irms=VrmsR
Irms=23040=5.75 A
At resonance,
Im=√2Irms
Im=5.75√2=8.13 A
Final Answer: 40 Ω,8.13 A
(3) Step 1: Find RMS current
Given, L=5.0 H,R=40 Ω
C=80 μF=80×10−6F
Vrms=230 V
At resonant frequency effect of L and C nullify each other. Hence
Irms=VrmsZ=5.75 A
Step 2: Find RMS potential drop across each element
Potential drop across Inductance:
VL=IrmsXL=IrmsωL
=5.75×50×5=1437.5 V
Potential drop across capacitor:
VC=IrmsXC=IrmsωC
=5.7550×80×10−6=1437.5 V
Where, VL and VC are on opposite phase.
Potential drop across resistor:
VR=IrmsR=5.75×40
=230 V
Step 3: Find voltage drop across LC combination
From phasor diagram, potential drop across LC:
VLC=VL−VC
VLC=Irms(XL−XC)
At resonance Xl=Xc
⇒VLC=0
Final Answer: VL=1437.5 V,VC=1437.5 VVR=230 V,VLC=0